Manx2 ‘trying to dodge crash responsibilities’

A LAW firm representing a survivor of the Manx2 flight which crashed at Cork Airport has accused the airline of trying to dodge its legal responsibilities to the victims and injured.

Stewarts Law LLP, a London-based specialist aviation law firm hired last week by the family of Mark Dickins, one of six to survive last Thursday’s crash, made the claim after Manx2 said Mr Dickins’s contract was not with them, but with the Barcelona-based company which leased it the aircraft.

On foot of correspondence from James Healy-Pratt, head of aviation at Stewarts Law, Manx2’s legal firm, Appleby, said the company was not the carrier.